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swag /swag/ noun- A festoon
- A curtain or length of material hung in folds, esp at a window
- A subsidence, as of ground over a mine
- A depression
- A bundle of possessions carried by someone travelling on foot (esp Aust)
- A journey made carrying such a bundle
- Plunder (slang)
intransitive verb (swaggˈing; swagged)- To sway
- To sag
- (often with it) to travel around carrying a bundle, as a vagrant or in search of work (Aust sl)
ORIGIN: Related to sway; prob Scand swaggˈie noun (Aust sl) A swagman swagˈ-bellied adjective Having a pendulous belly swagˈ-belly noun - A pendulous belly
- Someone whose belly swags
swagˈman noun (Aust) A man who carries his swag about with him, esp in search of work swagˈshop noun (slang) A place where cheap and trashy goods are sold swagsˈman noun - A swagman
- A burglar's accomplice who carries the plunder (slang)
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